Sony FE Images Thread
p.1370 #4Sony FE Images Thread
Michael Everet wrote:
Thank you for your valued comments Michael.
The processing is not always the same. Depending on the light and contrast of the output image. Either with Silver Efex or a separate preset in LR.
RenéThank you. I use Silver Efex also and was wondering if you did. I find the algorithms excellent for BW in it. Your work shows, however, it's not just the program, but what you can do with it.
Definitely agreed. I said that somewhere before, when I see certain B&W pictures here, I can almost be certain they are Rene's work, without looking at the name of the poster. Her B&W just have the distinctive looks that are hard to describe. Same goes to Werner's too.
Douglas
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xwing15 wrote
Michael Everet wrote
René I see your BW images and immediately know it is you. You have a distinctive and fine style with BW. Out of curiosity what program you use to get these images?The processing is not always the same. Depending on the light and contrast of the output image. Either with Silver Efex or a separate preset in LR.
René
Definitely agreed. I said that somewhere before, when I see certain B&W pictures here, I can almost be certain they are Rene's work, without looking at the name of the poster. Her B&W just have the distinctive looks that are hard to describe. Same goes to Werner's too.
Douglas
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Jan 11, 2016 at 04:22 PM
p.1370 #5Sony FE Images Thread
F1,0 Thanks for posting. I just picked up this as my first native Sony for my A7R ll.
Cant wait to shoot it!
Andy
Cant wait to shoot it!
Andy
Jan 11, 2016 at 04:46 PM
p.1370 #7Sony FE Images Thread
Sony a7rii + FE16-35mm -- 5 images stitched @35mm
Jan 11, 2016 at 05:13 PM
p.1370 #8Sony FE Images Thread
A7 II with Canon EF 70-200/4L - 200mm @ 1/13s handheld. Got to love that IBIS!
Jan 11, 2016 at 05:29 PM
p.1370 #9Sony FE Images Thread
A storm pock marks the sand
to be wiped clean by the ocean spilling over a bank
coyote tracks are lost in the rain
A wave
backlit
front washed by the wind
Roots
lit by man
clouds illuminated from above
Port-hole
(sorry, could not resist
)
to be wiped clean by the ocean spilling over a bank
coyote tracks are lost in the rain
A wave
backlit
front washed by the wind
Roots
lit by man
clouds illuminated from above
Port-hole
(sorry, could not resist
)Jan 11, 2016 at 05:43 PM
p.1370 #10Sony FE Images Thread
mcbroomf wrote:
A storm pock marks the sand
to be wiped clean by the ocean spilling over a bank
coyote tracks are lost in the rain
#3 is out-freaking-standing
Today I got to shoot a sexy Italian.
A storm pock marks the sand
to be wiped clean by the ocean spilling over a bank
coyote tracks are lost in the rain
#3 is out-freaking-standing
Today I got to shoot a sexy Italian.
Jan 11, 2016 at 05:50 PM
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p.1370 #11Sony FE Images Thread
mcbroomf wrote:
A storm pock marks the sand
to be wiped clean by the ocean spilling over a bank
coyote tracks are lost in the rain
http://m9.i.pbase.com/o9/63/551663/1/162313519.OoieSqzE._DSC8830.jpg
A wave
backlit
front washed by the wind
http://m1.i.pbase.com/o9/63/551663/1/162313521.TvRtqicD._DSC8783.jpg
Roots
lit by man
clouds illuminated from above
http://m6.i.pbase.com/o9/63/551663/1/162313526.FuqAy4Et._DSC8934.jpg
Port-hole
(sorry, could not resist)
http://m7.i.pbase.com/o9/63/551663/1/162313527.6FvFZQqy.porthole.jpg
Those are all fantastic...I especially love the last two.
A storm pock marks the sand
to be wiped clean by the ocean spilling over a bank
coyote tracks are lost in the rain
http://m9.i.pbase.com/o9/63/551663/1/162313519.OoieSqzE._DSC8830.jpg
A wave
backlit
front washed by the wind
http://m1.i.pbase.com/o9/63/551663/1/162313521.TvRtqicD._DSC8783.jpg
Roots
lit by man
clouds illuminated from above
http://m6.i.pbase.com/o9/63/551663/1/162313526.FuqAy4Et._DSC8934.jpg
Port-hole
(sorry, could not resist
)http://m7.i.pbase.com/o9/63/551663/1/162313527.6FvFZQqy.porthole.jpg
Those are all fantastic...I especially love the last two.
Jan 11, 2016 at 05:50 PM
p.1370 #14Sony FE Images Thread
Stitched panorama of the mountain tops on the way to Namche, Nepal. Captured with the Sony A7Rii & 35mm F2.8,
Jan 11, 2016 at 09:46 PM
p.1370 #15Sony FE Images Thread
A7RII with Leica WATE -- Sunrise at Bryce Canyon
Jan 11, 2016 at 11:19 PM
p.1370 #17Sony FE Images Thread
MINOLTA MD ZOOM ROKKOR 75-200/4,5 @F5,6
© MikeReif 2016
Jan 12, 2016 at 02:38 AM
p.1370 #18Sony FE Images Thread
Find Your Way by Werner Utsch, on Flickr
Jan 12, 2016 at 03:50 AM
p.1370 #19Sony FE Images Thread
Heading out from Namche, Nepal. Stitched panorama with the Sony A7Rii and the FE55
Jan 12, 2016 at 03:57 AM
p.1370 #20Sony FE Images Thread
A trip last week with my wife to her home town of Wenzhou, the most affluent, per capita, city in China. One of her friends owns a totally unique wine cellar - located in the old city bunker in the tunnels of a hill located in the city centre. They were built in 1956 in readiness for a potential war with Taiwan, Wenzhou being situated on the coast and almost opposite Taiwan.
The tunnels have been converted with many of the alcoves sealed off and environmentally controlled as private vaults - accessible only by fingerprint / key code access. All of the tunnels have climate control if required but the tunnels are a constant 20C. The walls have naturally been waterproofed as otherwise water would seep through and there is a well that often overflows but right outside the door of this vault a water drainage system has been installed.
There are many tunnels and hundreds of alcoves and I was warned not to stray from the main well lit tunnels as otherwise I may get lost ! Clients can come and entertain, or choose a wine here, and wine is stored here to supply many of the city's top restaurants. There are bottles from many vintages and from all over the world, ranging in price from maybe US$10 a bottle up to US$50,000 or more a bottle, access to those is restricted but I was shown bottles up to US$30,000.
I was totally unaware we would be visiting this previously unknown to me location so, with the friends' permission I just used a Tamron 17mm on a Sony A7r and a Sigma 24-105A on a D800E (note that none of the Nikon shots appear below).
These shots are all from the Tamron 17/3.5 and though I've owned this lens for a year this is the first time I've used it ! It's a fun lens, and reasonably sharp, though PF is quite high and needs to be addressed in post. All are handheld and many shots were at ca. 1/25 and 6,400 ISO so they wouldn't bear up to close scrutiny ! I'd like to go back there, with more time than the 30 mins I had and with a tripod to allow me expose at 100 ISO.
The Entrance - 50m away is a busy 6 lane road through the city.
Communist Propaganda on the walls near the entrance.
Seating to sit and sip drinks are scattered about.
The Tunnels are a maze inside the hill. Different tunnels house wine by specific regions.
One alcove houses wine up to US$30,000 per bottle - and this isn't even a vaulted alcove !
There is a Well that frequently floods but the floors and walls are all water-proofed and there is a drainage system right outside the door. This vault housing exceedingly ancient Chinese Rice Wine.
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The tunnels have been converted with many of the alcoves sealed off and environmentally controlled as private vaults - accessible only by fingerprint / key code access. All of the tunnels have climate control if required but the tunnels are a constant 20C. The walls have naturally been waterproofed as otherwise water would seep through and there is a well that often overflows but right outside the door of this vault a water drainage system has been installed.
There are many tunnels and hundreds of alcoves and I was warned not to stray from the main well lit tunnels as otherwise I may get lost ! Clients can come and entertain, or choose a wine here, and wine is stored here to supply many of the city's top restaurants. There are bottles from many vintages and from all over the world, ranging in price from maybe US$10 a bottle up to US$50,000 or more a bottle, access to those is restricted but I was shown bottles up to US$30,000.
I was totally unaware we would be visiting this previously unknown to me location so, with the friends' permission I just used a Tamron 17mm on a Sony A7r and a Sigma 24-105A on a D800E (note that none of the Nikon shots appear below).
These shots are all from the Tamron 17/3.5 and though I've owned this lens for a year this is the first time I've used it ! It's a fun lens, and reasonably sharp, though PF is quite high and needs to be addressed in post. All are handheld and many shots were at ca. 1/25 and 6,400 ISO so they wouldn't bear up to close scrutiny ! I'd like to go back there, with more time than the 30 mins I had and with a tripod to allow me expose at 100 ISO.
The Entrance - 50m away is a busy 6 lane road through the city.
Communist Propaganda on the walls near the entrance.
Seating to sit and sip drinks are scattered about.
The Tunnels are a maze inside the hill. Different tunnels house wine by specific regions.
One alcove houses wine up to US$30,000 per bottle - and this isn't even a vaulted alcove !
There is a Well that frequently floods but the floors and walls are all water-proofed and there is a drainage system right outside the door. This vault housing exceedingly ancient Chinese Rice Wine.
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Jan 12, 2016 at 04:34 AM